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Thread: Tall man = bad back

  1. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesH View Post
    I'm 6'2 and don't have seat extensions. I knew some had gone this route but didnt know it was a given. I never felt the need. I think the straight up and down defender seat is great for the back.
    I'm with you James,

    6'2" and I've had back problems in the past (not defender related), I have no problems with the standard seat position.

    In fact I drove it from Toowoomba QLD to Helensburgh NSW in one hit when I bought it and was quite astounded by the comfort of the stock seats on such a long journey.

    I guess we are all made differently.

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    Im around 6'1" myself and tried stratos seats first from opposite lock. However i found they were too high and got a sore neck looking out the side window. Reverted to the original seats for about a year. Recently I lashed out and bought recaro's from the ideal seat co in Melbourne. Absolutey with out doubt the best thing I've ever bought and put in a car. They even have folding seat bases but you still have to remove 2 bolts to get to the battery.

    Now I can drive for hours with a comfy butt which is great. Ian the owner of ideal is also a top bloke to have a yarn to and the after sails service is also great. All up installed was a little under 4k but worth every cent. I know some people will think that's dear and they're probably right to a degree. But as the old adage says, you get what you pay for.

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    coolblues_au Guest
    Hi guys thanks for all the honest replys. I am 6'3'' and my back problem is mid and upper back. I find the landy seat just to low in the back and it has no lower back support for me. I am thinking the recaro is worth a try. its not about the cash but the adjustable support for the whole back. Once again thanks guys.

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    I went out and scored a pair from a BX Citroen.
    Came across them here. Replacement Seats for a Defender

    Haven't fitted them yet, but have the lumbar support/adjustment I've been chasing. Cheap too!

    Will post a review once fitted and long distance stint.

    Tod.

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    Just a thought, has anyone tried these as a cheaper option, to get the required lumber support?

    MSA 4x4 | Lumbar Support

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